PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION

HOP
With this parameter you define the time elapsed when the signal
travels from the transmit antenna of the donor cell to the donor
antenna of the repeater.
UHOP
With this parameter you define the frequency hopping mode of
the underlay layer.
HSN1
With this parameter you define whether cyclic or random
hopping is used in BB hopping group 1 and in RF hopping.
Hopping sequence number 1 is used in the frequency hopping
sequence generation algorithm and it is located in the
Frequency Hopping System 1 (time slots 0 except BCCH time
slot).
HSN2
With this parameter you define whether cyclic or random
hopping is used in BB hopping group 2. Hopping sequence
number 2 is used in the frequency hopping sequence generation
algorithm and it is located in the Frequency Hopping System 2
(time slots 1-7).
UHSN
With this parameter you define whether cyclic or random
hopping is used in the underlay layer of the IUO cell. Hopping
sequence numbers are used in the frequency hopping sequence
generation algorithm.
MO
With this parameter you set the MAIO offset that is the lowest
MAIO in the cell. With MAIO offset it is possible to use the same
MA frequency list for two or more sectors of the site without
collisions.
UMO
With this parameter you set the lowest MAIO value of the
underlay layer per sector.
MS
With this parameter you choose the MAIOs not to be allocated
successively for the cell, but for instance every second or every
third value.
UMS
With this parameter you choose the MAIOs of the underlay layer
not to be allocated successively for the cell, but for instance
every second or every third value.
MAL
With this parameter you define the mobile allocation frequency
list to which the BTS will be attached. The parameter is relevant
when RF hopping is used. See chapter Mobile Allocation
Frequency List (MA).
UMAL
With this parameter you define the mobile allocation frequency
list to which the BTS's underlay layer will be attached.
BAR
With this parameter you define whether MSs are allowed to
access the cell.
RE
With this parameter you define whether call re-establishment is
allowed.
EC
With this parameter you define if an emergency call in the cell is
allowed to all MSs or only to the MSs which belong to one of the
classes between 11 to 15. Value 'Y' means the latter case.
PLMN
With this parameter you define to which PLMNs the MS is
permitted to report measurement results. The values relate to
the NCC part of the BSICs.
ACC
With this parameter you define the MS access classes that are
not allowed to access a cell.
DBC
With this parameter you define whether adjacent cells with a
BCCH allocated from a different frequency band than the serving
cell BCCH are taken into account in handovers and in idle mode
cell selection or reselection.
DR
With this parameter you define if the directed retry feature is in
use in the cell.
IDR
The parameters compare the averaged values of interference
downlink measurements for triggering the handover process.
CTY Type of cell.
MIDR
With this parameter you define the period starting from the
assignment request during which the target cell evaluation for
the directed retry handover is not allowed.
MADR
With this parameter you define the maximum time period
starting from the assignment request during which the target
cell evaluation for the directed retry handover is allowed.
DRM
With this parameter you define which method is used in directed
retry procedure when candidate cells are evaluated. This
parameter is also used to switch off directed retry method
improvements
GACC
With this parameter you define the MS access classes that are
not allowed to access a cell.
GBAR
With this parameter you combine the cell barred (BAR) and cell
bar qualify (QUA) parameters and indicate the status for cell
reselection.
HYS
With this parameter you define the received RF power level
hysteresis for required cell reselection.
TXP1
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission
power an MS may use when accessing a CCH in the cell for GSM
900/800 bands.
TXP2
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission
power an MS may use when accessing a CCH in the cell for GSM
1800/1900 bands.
RXP
With this parameter you define the minimum power level an MS
has to receive before it is allowed to access the cell.
RLT
With this parameter you define the maximum value of the radio
link counter expressed in SACCH blocks.
PO
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission
power a class 3 GSM 1800 MS may use when accessing the
system. The maximum transmit power is ms txpwr max cch
(TXP) + power offset (PO).
GRXP
With this parameter you define the minimum power level an MS
has to receive before it is allowed to access the adjacent cell.
GTXP1
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission
power level a mobile station can use when accessing a packet
control channel in the cell for GSM 900/800 bands
GTXP2
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission
power an MS may use when accessing a packet control channel
in the adjacent cell. This is used when BCCH is in GSM 1900 or
GSM 1800 frequency band.
GHYS
With this parameter you define additional hysteresis applied in
READY state for selecting a cell in the same routing area.
GPU
With this parameter you define the minimum power level the MS
has to receive to allocate resources from the BTS.,The value of
this parameter must be higher than or equal to the value of the
parameter GPL.
GPL
With this parameter you define the threshold when a reallocation
to a better BTS must be made. BTS with the direct GPRS access
BTS option on is selected. If there are no BTSs with direct GPRS
access BTS set to on.The value of this parameter must be lower
than or equal to the value of the parameter GPU.
DIRE
With this parameter you define which BTSs in the SEG may be
used for GPRS or EGPRS without signal level measurements.
This parameter defines the signal level compared to non BCCH
layer offset. When the value of this parameter is higher than the
value of the parameter non BCCH layer offset the direct GPRS
access to non BCCH layer BTS is applied. This is used in initial
channel allocation and reallocation.
RRH
With this parameter you define additional hystereses applied in
both STANDBY and READY states for selecting a cell in a
different routing area.
CHYS
With this parameter you indicate the GPRS cell reselection
criterion
QUAL
With this parameter you indicate an exception to the rule for
GPRS cell reselect offset.
RAR
With this parameter you indicate that the mobile station should
try to access another cell if available in the event of an abnormal
release with cell reselection.
RES
With this parameter you define the time, in seconds, that a
mobile station which has perfomed an abnormal release with
cell reselection from this cell is not allowed to reselect this cell if
another cell is available. If the parameter has the value "not
allowed", it means the same as setting the random access retry
value to N.
PRC
With this parameter you define the HCS (hierarchical cell
structures) priority for the cells. 0 is the lowest and 7 is the
highest priority. In the adjacent cell creation if this parameter is
not given and the SEG and the adjacent cell are in the same
BSS, the value of this parameter is copied from the SEG.
HCS
With this parameter you define the signal strength threshold for
applying HCS in GPRS and LSA reselection.
MQL
With this parameter you define how many call and handover
attempts can be queued to wait for a TCH release in a BTS. The
parameter value is a percentage (0 - 100%) of the TCHs in use in
a BTS.
TLC
With this parameter you define the maximum queuing time for
call attempts (incoming or outgoing) in the BTS in seconds.
Value 0 deactivates call attempt queuing.
TLH
With this parameter you define the maximum queuing time for
handover attempts (both urgent and non-urgent) in the BTS in
seconds.
QPU
With this parameter you define whether the BSC internal
queuing type priority (parameters queueing priority call (QPC),
queueing priority urgent handover (QPH) and queueing priority
non-urgent handover (QPN)) is taken into account in queue
handling.
QPC
With this parameter you define the call attempt priority in the
BTS.,Queueing priority call is one of the queuing type priorities.
The others are: urgent handovers (parameter QPH) and non-
urgent handovers (parameter QPN). Note that you have to define
the QPU parameter value as Y before the queuing type priorities
are taken into account.
QPH
With this parameter you define the urgent handover attempt
(queuing type) priority in the BTS.,Queueing priority urgent
handover is one of the queuing type priorities. The others are:
call attempts (parameter QPC) and non-urgent handovers
(parameter QPN). Note that you have to define the QPU
parameter value as Y before the queuing type priorities are taken
into account.
QPN
With this parameter you define the non-urgent handover attempt
(queuing type) priority in the BTS.
Queueing priority non-urgent handover is one of the queuing
type priorities. The others are: call attempts (parameter QPC)
and urgent handovers (parameter QPH). Note that you have to
define the QPU parameter value as Y before the queuing type
priorities are taken into account.
MPU
With this parameter you define whether the call priority in the
ASSIGNMENT REQUEST message (or the HANDOVER REQUEST
message in handover) from the MSC is taken into account in
queue handling.
AG
With this parameter you define the number of blocks reserved
for access grant messages from the CCCH during the 51 TDMA
frame (a multiframe).
MFR
With this parameter you define the number of multiframes
between two transmissions of the same paging message to the
MSs of the same paging group.
PER
ATT
With this parameter you define whether IMSI attach/detach is
used in the cell.If Implicit IMSI detach is on, the value of the
parameter must be Y. The value of the parameter must be the
same in every cell.
PBB
With this parameter you define the amount of blocks allocated to
the PBCCH in the multiframe.The sum of parameters PAB and
PBB has to be less than 12.
PAB
With this parameter you indicate the number of blocks on each
PDCH carrying the PCCCH per multiframe where neither packet
paging nor PBCCH should appear. This number corresponds
therefore to the number of blocks reserved for PAGCH, PNCH,
PDTCH and PACCH.The sum of parameters PAB and PBB has to
be less than 12.
PRB
With this parameter you indicate the number of blocks reserved
in a fixed way to the PRACH channel on any PDCH carrying the
PCCCH.
CNT
With this parameter you define the minimum acceptable C/N
(carrier/noise) ratio when selecting a time slot to be allocated for
a call or handover.
AP
With this parameter you define the number of SACCH
multiframes over which the averaging of the interference level in
the unallocated time slots is performed.
BO0
With this parameter you define the boundary limits of four
interference bands for the unallocated time slots. The MML
program sets boundary 0 and 5 values automatically.
BO1
BO2
BO3
BO4
BO5
DTX
With this parameter you define how the MS uses DTX
(discontinuous transmission).
BMA
With this parameter you define how many SACCH multiframes
are used in measurement averaging in the BTS. The BTS
calculates averages of the measurements performed by the BTS
and the MS. The BTS is able to calculate the average on 2, 3, or 4
SACCH multiframes. Value 1 denies averaging.
PMAX1
With this parameter you define the maximum power level an MS
may use in the serving cell. When segment usage option is on
and the segment does not contain a BCCH BTS you cannot
modify this parameter.
PMAX2(CELL)
With this parameter you define the maximum power level an MS
may use in the serving cell. When segment usage option is on
and the segment does not contain a BCCH BTS you cannot
modify this parameter.
PMAX2(BTS)
With this parameter you identify the maximum transmission
power of the BTS as an attenuation from the peak power of the
TRX. This parameter is used for frequency bands GSM 1800 and
GSM 1900.(Note:
There are limitations for Nokia InSite.)
PMIN(MS)
With this parameter you define the minimum power level an MS
may use in the serving cell.
PMIN(BTS)
With this parameter you identify the minimum transmission
power of the BTS as an attenuation from the peak power of the
TRX.,The total attenuation (bs tx pwr max (PMAX) + bs tx pwr
offset (POFF) or bs tx pwr max1x00 (PMAX2) + bs tx pwr offset
(POFF)) must be lower than the value of this parameter or equal
to it.(Note: There are limitations for Nokia InSite.)

RET
With this parameter you define the maximum number of
retransmissions on the RACH (random access channel) that the
MS can perform.
NY1
With this parameter you define the maximum number of
repetitions of the PHYSICAL INFO message during a handover
that the transceiver can perform.
SLO
With this parameter you define the number of TDMA frames over
which retransmission is spread on the RACH (random access
channel).
CB
With this parameter you allow or deny cell broadcast SMS (short
message service) in a cell.(Note: If the value is "Y", a CBCH
must be defined for the cell.)

BLT
With this parameter you define which proportion of reserved or
unavailable channels in all channels is acceptable.BTS load
threshold is one of the parameters used for the handover control
process. If the threshold is exceeded, the BTS is considered to
be overloaded, and handovers to that BTS will be avoided.
DMAX (MS)
With this parameter you define the maximum distance between
the BTS and the MS in call setup. The maximum distance is
expressed as an access delay. Within the range of 0...62, one
step correlates to a distance of 550 meters. If the access delay of
the channel request message exceeds the given maximum, the
call attempt is rejected. When the parameter is given a value
from 63 to 255, call attempts are never rejected.
TRP
With this parameter you define whether the BCCH TRX or other
TRXs (of the regular frequency area) are preferred in traffic
channel allocation.With this parameter you define whether the
BCCH TRX or other TRXs (of the regular frequency area) are
preferred in traffic channel allocation.Value Y of parameter BFG
means that prioritisation indicated with parameter TRP for
circuit switced traffic is also used for GPRS channel
allocation.Value N of parameter BFG means that a value
opposite to the one indicated with parameter TRP for circuit
switched prioritisation is used for GPRS channel allocation.If no
TRX prioritisation has been defined for circuit switched traffic
(the value of parameter TRP is 0), no prioritisation will be applied
in GPRS channel allocation, either.
CLC
With this parameter you give a load limit for traffic channels in
the BTS. If the TCH load in a cell is below the limit traffic,
channels for speech and single slot data calls are allocated
using rotation between TRXs in a cell and between TSLs of a
TRX. If the load limit has been reached or exceeded, the TCH
allocation is performed trying to save larger spaces of idle FR
resources for possible multislot HSCSD calls by preferring small
gaps of free resources and ends of a TRX for single slot calls.(
Note: If the parameter has its default value 0 in a BTS, the
channel allocation in the BTS is performed according to the
value of the BSC level parameter load rate for channel search.)
RDIV
With this parameter you define whether RX diversity is used in
the BTS.(Note: The parameter is only allowed for Nokia
MetroSite, Nokia ConnectSite 10, Nokia UltraSite and Nokia
ConnectSite 100.4-way diversity is available for the Nokia
UltraSite and Nokia ConnectSite 100 site types only.)
TRIH
With this parameter you control the TCH channel rate
determination in TCH allocation and the TCH speech codec to be
allocated during internal intra-cell handover.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Half Rate OR Enhanced Full Rate Codec))
FRL
With this parameter you define the percentage of full rate TCH
resources that must be available for traffic channel allocation.
Full rate TCHs are allocated until the number of free full rate
resources is reduced below the threshold given in the
parameter. The half rate resources are then allocated.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Half Rate))
FRU
With this parameter you define the percentage of full rate TCH
resources that must be available for traffic channel allocation.
Full rate TCHs are again allocated when the number of the free
full rate resources increases above the threshold given by the
parameter.(Note: OPTIONAL (Half Rate))

NECI
With this parameter you define whether the BSC supports new
establishment causes.
EXT
With this parameter you define the radius extension of an
extended cell.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved solution for Extended cell radius))
MBR
With this parameter you define the number of adjacent cells from
the other frequency band that the MS will report in the RX level
report. (Note:
OPTIONAL (Dual Band GSM/DCS))

ESI
With this parameter you accept or forbid the early sending of the
MS Classmark 3 message in call setup phase to the network.
STR
With this parameter you define the threshold for the number of
half or fully occupied TCH-TSLs on regular TRXs in a cell. If the
traffic intensity on regular frequencies exceeds the threshold,
the softblocking procedure is activated in the BTS.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Dynamic Hotspot))
STS
With this parameter you define the threshold for the number of
half or fully occupied TCH-TSLs on super-reuse TRXs in a cell. If
the traffic intensity on super-reuse frequencies exceeds the
threshold, the softblocking procedure is activated in the
BTS.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Dynamic Hotspot))

NBL
With this parameter you define whether the predefined offset
margin is used when evaluating the signal level of the non BCCH
layer.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Common BCCH Control or Multi BCF Control))
CALC
With this parameter you calculate the minimum number of slots
between two successive Packet Channel Request
messages.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality))

GSLO
With this parameter you define the number of slots used to
spread transmission on the PRACH (Packet random access
Channel).(Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality))

GRET
With this parameter you indicate the maximum number of
retransmissions allowed on the PRACH for each Radio Priority
level 1 to 4. Radio Priority level 1 represents the highest priority.
One parameter contains four values. All the values must be
given at the same time by using the character &.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality))
LSEG
With this parameter you determine the load limit for a BTS. Is
used in controlling the load distribution between BTSs in a
segment.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Common BCCH Control or Multi BCF Control))

PI
With this parameter you define whether C2 reselection
parameters are broadcast to mobile stations. The C2 cell
reselection allows you to define other criteria for cell reselection
in addition to power level.(Note:
OPTIONAL (C2 Cell Reselection parameter))

QUA
With this parameter you define whether cell barring can be
overridden.
REO
With this parameter you define the offset of the C2 reselection
criterion for a cell.(Note:
OPTIONAL (C2 Cell Reselection parameter)
TEO
With this parameter you define the negative offset of the C2
reselection criterion for the duration of the penalty time (PET)
after the MS has placed the cell on the list of the strongest
carriers. The parameter can be changed in 10 dB steps. Value 70
dB means infinity.(Note:
OPTIONAL (C2 Cell reselection parameter))
PET
With this parameter you define the duration for which the
temporary offset (TEO) applies. The parameter can be changed
in steps of 20 s. Value 640 s indicates that the sign of the cell
reselect offset (REO) parameter will be changed and the
temporary offset (TEO) parameter will be ignored.Note:
OPTIONAL (C2 Cell reselection parameter)
IDLE
With this parameter you define the BCCH frequency list used by
idle MSs. This list is used for cell reselection and is sent on the
BCCH.(Note:
OPTIONAL (Double BA-lists))
ACT
With this parameter you define the BCCH frequency list used by
active MSs. This list is used for handovers and is sent on the
SACCH.
TR
With this parameter you define whether the trunk reservation
algorithm is used in the cell.Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved Trunk Reservation (TR))

LIMIT
With this parameter you define the number of free traffic
channels that must be exceeded before all access attempts are
granted. The value is BTS-specific and common to all traffic
types of that BTS.Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved Trunk Reservation (TR))

TCRP
With this parameter you define the number of traffic channels
reserved in the BTS for priority subscribers only.Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved Trunk Reservation (TR))

RUP
With this parameter you define if the priority channels are
available only for priority subscribers also in an incoming
handover,Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved Trunk Reservation (TR))

REM
With this parameter you define which reservation method of
traffic channels the trunk reservation algorithm uses.Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved Trunk Reservation (TR))

GENA
With this parameter you define whether the GPRS capability is
enabled in the BTS during the normal operation of the cell.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
RAC
With this parameter you define the routing area code in the
adjacent cell. In the adjacent cell creation if this parameter is not
given and the SEG and the adjacent cell are in the same BSS,
the value of this parameter is copied from the SEG.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

CDED
With this parameter you determine the amount of PSW-only
channels in a cell. The value of the dedicated GPRS capacity
parameter must be smaller than or equal to the value of the
default GPRS capacity parameter. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
CDEF
With this parameter you determine the amount of PSW-only
channels in a cell. The value of the default GPRS capacity
parameter must be higher than or equal to the value of the
dedicated GPRS capacity parameter.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

CMAX
With this parameter you define the maximum number of PSW
(packet switched) channels in a BTS.The value of the CMAX
parameter must be higher than or equal to the value of the CDEF
parameter.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

BFG
With this parameter you define whether the BCCH TRX or other
TRXs are preferred in GPRS channel allocation. The meaning of
this parameter depends on the value of the BTS parameter TRX
priority in TCH allocation (TRP) which indicates the prioritisation
used for circuit switched traffic.Value Y means that prioritisation
indicated with parameter TRP for circuit switched traffic is also
used for GPRS channel allocation.Value N means that a value
opposite to the one indicated with parameter TRP for circuit
switched traffic is used for GPRS channel allocation.
If no TRX prioritisation has been defined for circuit switched
traffic (the value of parameter TRP is 0), no prioritisation will be
applied in GPRS channel allocation, either.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

DLA
With this parameter you define the allowed probability (%) for
the system to make a wrong decision in downlink adaptation.
ULA
With this parameter you define the allowed probability (%) for
the system,Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
DLB
With this parameter you indicate the RLC BLER (block error rate
percentage) for CS-1 channel coding. At this point CS-1 and CS-
2 give the same effective bit rate and Coding Scheme selection
criteria in RLC Acknowledged mode for downlink TBFs changes.
The parameter is meaningful only if link adaptation is used in
case of no frequency hopping.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

ULB
With this parameter you indicate the RLC BLER (block error rate
percentage) for CS-1 channel coding. At this point CS-1 and CS-
2 give the same effective bit rate and Coding Scheme selection
criteria in RLC Acknowledged mode for uplink TBFs changes.
The parameter is meaningful only if link adaptation is used in
case of no frequency hopping.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

DLBH
With this parameter you indicate the RLC BLER (block error rate
percentage) for CS-1 channel coding. At this point CS-1 and CS-
2 give the same effective bit rate and Coding Scheme selection
criteria in RLC Acknowledged mode for downlink TBFs changes.
The parameter is meaningful only if link adaptation and Base
Band Frequency Hopping are used.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

ULBH
With this parameter you indicate the RLC BLER (block error rate
percentage) for CS-1 channel coding. At this point CS-1 and CS-
2 give the same effective bit rate and Coding Scheme selection
criteria in RLC Acknowledged mode for uplink TBFs changes.
The parameter is meaningful only if link adaptation and hopping
are used.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

COD
With this parameter you indicate the selection of Coding Scheme
in RLC (Radio Link Control) Acknowledged mode in case
frequency hopping is not used.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
CODH
With this parameter you indicate the selection of Coding Scheme
in RLC (Radio Link Control) Acknowledged mode in case
frequency hopping is used. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
MCA
With this parameter you indicate the Modulation and Coding
Scheme (MCS) used at the beginning of a TBF for acknowledged
mode. The parameter is used in EGPRS link adaptation.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGPRS_USAGE,
EDGE
MCU
With this parameter you indicate the MCS used at the beginning
of a TBF for unacknowledged mode. The parameter is used in
EGPRS link adaptation,Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGPRS_USAGE,
EDGE

BLA
With this parameter you indicate the maximum block error rate
of first transmission in acknowledged mode. The parameter is
used in EGPRS link adaptation,Related command(s):
EQV, EQO
BLU
With this parameter you indicate the maximum block error rate
in unacknowledged mode. The unit is parts per thousand. The
parameter is used in EGPRS link adaptation. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGPRS_USAGE,
EDGE
MBG
With this parameter you can adjust the MCS and modulation
preferences. This is the offset added to reported GMSK mean
BEP values before BEP table lookups. The value applies to both
uplink and downlink directions. The parameter is used in EGPRS
link adaptation.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGPRS_USAGE,
EDGE)

MBP
With this parameter you can adjust the MCS and modulation
preferences. This is the offset added to reported 8PSK mean
BEP values before BEP table lookups. The value applies to both
uplink and downlink directions. The parameter is used in EGPRS
link adaptation.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGPRS_USAGE,
EDGE)

NSEI
With this parameter you can manually select the network service
entity identifier to which the BTS/SEG will be connected. If you
give this parameter the PCU selection algorithm is not used. The
routing area must be created and the NSEI must exist on the
routing area the BTS/SEG is using. You can give this parameter
only when the parameter GPRS enabled (GENA) is set to Y.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
STATE
With this parameter you identify the state into which the
administrative state of the TRX object will be changed.
EGENA
With this parameter you enable or disable the EGPRS capability
in the BTS. All TRXs of the BTS have to be EDGE capable,Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality and EGRS_USAGE,
EDGE)

MML default: Range:
ND (not defined) 1...65535 microsec
This is used for IC implementation where The IC has implemeted on
those cells this parameter is to be kept as
N
BB (baseband hopping is
used),RF (radio frequency
hopping is used),N (hopping is
not used)
0
0 (cyclic hopping),The
parameter is only used with BB
and RF hopping. See the BTS
hopping mode
0
0 (cyclic hopping),1...63
(random hopping)
0
0 (cyclic hopping),1...63
(random hopping)
0 0..62
0 0..62
1 1..62
1 1..62
No MA list attached
0..255,Value 0 detaches the
BTS from any mobile allocation
frequency list.
No MA list attached
0..255,Value 0 detaches the
BTS from any mobile allocation
frequency list.
N Y/N
This parameter used with avraging of 30 SACCH Frams and its
supporting parameter is HO.
N Y/N
N Y/N
The NCC of the BTS 0..7
- 0..9, 11..15
Y for Dual Band cells Y/N
In the case of call setup( MOC & MTC Both) if congestion occure in
serving cell,To avoid the loss of call, The MS can be handed over to
the adjencent cell. Now the selection of adjecent cells is based upon
the downlink signal level. If this exceeds the Operator defined
Threshold(Op Can Define seperate ,adjencent cell specific threshold
for Single Level) The directed retry can be perfomed,This threshold
value is used to decide which adjecent cell is used as candidate cell
For EXP say MS is in cell A and it faces congestion now it measures
B, C, D etc.and say it measureses CELL B- RxLevMin -100 dBm, Rx
Level -92 dBm.Cell C- RxLevMin -100 dBm, Rx Level -105 dBm. Cell D
RxLevMin -100 dBm,Rx Level -85 dBm Here Downlink signal level of
cells B & D exceeds the Op defind threshold so DR procedure will
start over cell B & D. A cell specific parameters defines the minimam
time after which DR handove to another cell is strarted during this
delay a call setup is queuing for TCH if Queuing feature is in use This
time limit can be defind by two timers MinTimeLimitDR & MaxTime
LimitDR The Directed retry ,Threshhold is controlled By Threshold
parameter, and to create the adcent cell list a DR method is used
DRMethod After successful directed retry handover signalling, the
MSC sends a CLEAR_COMMAND message to the initial BSC. The
SDCCH of the initial cell is then released.
N Y/N
Rx level: -85 Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)
GSM GSM / MCN
When a directed retry procedure is started following two timers
control the creation procedure for candidate cell list Now just after
assigning request, in which the DR is not allowed, BSC can start the
target cell evaluation for DR handover after the time supervision has
expired. this period ( just after assignment request and befor starting
of time supervision ) is used for MS to decode BSIC of the adjusent
cell,This period should be kept minimum The parameter is
MinTimeLimitDR
0 0..14 (s)
The BSC keeps continue the evaluation of target cell for DR Handover
until the maximam time allowed for the start of DR Handover expires
The time supervision controlled by cell to cell with the parameter
MaxTime LimitDR
5 1..15 (s)
When a directed retry procedure is started, the directed retry
Threshold Method can be taken in use The following two parameters
control the DR threshold Method--- 1.THE DR Threshold Method made
it possible to use Rx Signal Level of adjacent cell in creating candidate
cell lists . This is controled by parameter DRMethod
0
0 (basic directed retry
method),1 (threshold
evaluation method)
-
0 to 9,11 to 15
0 0 .. 1
4
0..14 (dB), with a step size of 2
dB
33 5..43 dBm with 2 dBm step
30
For GSM 1800 0...30dBm with 2
dBm step,For GSM 1900 0...32
dBm with 2 dBm step and 33
dBm
-105 -110..-47 (dBm)
20 4..64, with step size of 4
0 0..6 (dBm) with a step size of 2
-105 dBm -110 .. -47 (dBm)
33 5..43 dBm with 2 dBm step
30
For GSM 1800 0...36 dBm with
2 dBm step,For GSM 1900
0...32 dBm with 2 dBm step and
33 dBm
4 dB 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 dB
-95 dBm -110 to -47 dBm
-100 dBm -100 dBm
0 -40 to 40 dBm
4 dB 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 dB
N Y/N
N Y/N
Y Y/N
5 SECONDS
5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60, 120 and
300 seconds,N (not allowed
0 0 .. 7
N
-110, -108, , -48 dB with 2 dB
step,N (not used)
50 0..100 (%)
10 0..15 (s)
5 0..10 (s)
Y Y/N
10 1..14 (1 = highest priority)
9 1..14 (1 = highest priority)
9 1..14 (1 = highest priority)
Y Y/N
1
0..7 (if combined BCCH not
used),1..7 (if CBCH used at
SDCCH/8),0..2 (if combined
BCCH used)
4 2..9
Y Y/N
3 1 to 4 blocks
4 0 to 12
6 0 to 12
0 (disabled) 0..63 (dB)
6 1..32
BO0: -110 boundary 0: -110 (dBm) (fixed)
BO1: -105 boundary 1: -110..-47 (dBm)
BO2: -100 boundary 2: -110..-47 (dBm)
BO3: -95 boundary 3: -110..-47 (dBm)
BO4: -90 boundary 4: -110..-47 (dBm)
BO5: -47 boundary 5: -47 (dBm) (fixed)
2
0 (MS may use DTX),1 (MS shall
use DTX),2 (MS shall not use
DTX)
1 1..4
33 dBm in GSM 900
For GSM 800 and GSM 900:
5..43 dBm with 2dBm step
30 in GSM 1800
For GSM 1800 and GSM 1900:
0..36 dBm with 2dBm step
0 0..30 (dB) with a step size of 2
GSM 900 and GSM
800: 5
GSM 900 and GSM 800: 5..43
(dBm),GSM 1800: 0..36 (dBm),
with step size of 2,GSM 1900:
0..32 (dBm), with step size of 2,
and 33 (dBm)
30 bsTxPwrMin
4 1, 2, 4 or 7
5 5..35
10 3..12, 14, 16, 20, 25, 32, 50
N Y/N
70 0..100 (%)
255 0..255
0
0 (no prioritisation is
determined between TRXs),1
(traffic channel is allocated
primarily from the BCCH TRX),2
(traffic channel is allocated
primarily beyond the BCCH
TRX)
0 0 ... 100 (%)
N
Y (RX diversity is used),W (4-
way RX diversity is used),N (RX
diversity is not used)
0
0 (constraints given by the BSS-
level parameter TCH rate
internal HO are followed),1 (the
call serving type of TCH and
the call serving type of speech
codec are preferred to be
primarily allocated)
2 (the call serving type of TCH
and the call serving type of
speech codec are preferred to
be primarily allocated during
the speech connection. The
channel rate change is
possible during data
connection when needed if the
radio interface data rate allows
it)
3 (the channel rate and speech
codec changes are totally
denied. The call serving type of
channel is only alternative in
TCH allocation)
4 (the preferred channel rate of
TCH and preferred speech
codec have to be primarily
allocated)
100 0..100 (%)
0 0..100 (%)
N Y/N
0 (ordinary cell)
Nokia 2nd generation: 0..67
(km)Nokia Talk-family, Nokia
UltraSite and Nokia
ConnectSite 100: 0..35 (km)
Nokia PrimeSite, Nokia
MetroSite, Nokia ConnectSite
10 and Nokia InSite do not
support the Extended Range
Cell feature.
1 0..3
Y
Y (early classmark sending is
accepted),N (early classmark
sending is forbidden)
255 0..255
255 0..255
0 dBm 40 to +40 dBm
30
12, 15, 20, 30, 41, 55, 76, 109,
163, and 217
10
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14,
16, 20, 25, 32 and 50
4 4 4 4
1, 2, 4, 7 for each Radio Priority
level
70 0..100 (%)
N Y/N
N
Y (cell barring can be
overridden),N (cell barring
cannot be overridden)
0
0..126 (dB) with a step size of 2
dB
0
0..70 (dB) with a step size of 10
dB
20 20..640 (s)
0
0 (BCCH frequency list is taken
from the adjacent cells defined
for the BTS),1...255
(identification of BCCH
frequency list)
ADJ
ADJ (BCCH frequency list is
taken from the adjacent cells
defined for the BTS),IDLE
(active MS's use the same
BCCH frequency list as idle
MSs. The same BCCH
frequency list is defined by BTS
parameter IDLE)
N Y/N
16 1..16
0 0..8
Y Y/N
DYN
DYN (dynamic reservation
method),STAT (static
reservation method)
N Y/N
255 0 .. 255
0 0 ... 100 (%)
1 1 ... 100 (%)
100% 1 to 100 %
N Y/N
20% 0 to 50 %
10% 0 to 50 %
90% 0 to 100 %
90% 0 to 100 %
20% 0 to 100 %
24% 0 to 100 %
2
0: Link Adaptation used,1: CS-1
used,2: CS-2 used
0
0: Link Adaptation used,1: CS-1
used,2: CS-2 used
9 1 to 9
6 1 to 9
90 10 to 100 %
10 1 to 100
0 31 to 31
0 31 to 31
BSC selects 0 ..65535
L
U (unlocked),L (locked)
N Y/N
Q3NAME
RELATED
COMMANDS
hopDelay EXH, EXT, EXL
underlayHoppingMo
de
EQC, EQE, EQO,
EFO
hoppingSequenceNu
mber
EQC, EQE, EQO,
EFO
hoppingSequenceNu
mber
EQC, EQE, EQO,
EFO
hoppingSequenceNu
mber
EQA, EQO, EFO
maioOffset EQA, EQO, EFO
underlayMaioOffset EQA, EQO, EFO
maioStep EQA, EQO, EFO
underlayMaioStep EQA, EQO, EFO
usedMobileAllocatio
n
underlayMA
EQA, EQO, EFO,
EBI, ERO
cellBarred EQF, EQO
callReestablishment
Allowed
EQF, EQO
emergencyCallRestri
cted
EQF, EQO
plmn-permitted EQF, EQO
notAllowedAccessCl
asses
EQF, EQO
multiBandCell EQF, EQO
drInUse EQF, EQO
hoThresholdsInterfer
enceDL
EHC, EHI, EHO
cellType EQF, EQO
minTimeLimitDirecte
dRetry
EQF, EQO
maxTimeLimitDirecte
dRetry
EQF, EQO
drMethod EQF, EQO
DRM either can be 0 or 1
IF DRM =0 Then
Handover can be decided
by SL value lets say it is -
100 then as soon as the
level of ms reaches -100
(min Qual), the TCH-TCH
handovers to the
neighbouring cells can
be performed to the cell
which is less loaded, this
loading of the cells can
be decided by a
parameter called BLT
whose default value is 70
(in percent) but we can
go upto 90 so in nut shell
we can say the candidate
cell always take sampling
of neighbouring cells for
TCH-TCH handovers and
upto what level it should
take that depends upon
SL velue now this value
we should keep aound -
100 to 95 so that as
handovers can be
performed before
probalility of failure of
call ( TCH Drop) due to
bad quality , now if we
want to perform SDCCH-
TCH Handover in this
case, we need to have DR
on, Now DR works over
DRT value,candidate cell
will transfer the call into
those cells only which
GPRSAccCtrlClass EQF, EQO
GPRSCellBarred EAC, EAM, EAO
cellReselectHysteresi
s
EQG, EQO
msTxPwrMaxCCH EQG, EQO
msTxPwrMaxCCH1x0
0
EQG, EQO
rxLevAccessMin EQG, EQO
radioLinkTimeout EQG, EQO
powerOffset EQG, EQO
GPRSRxLevAccessM
in
EAC, EAM, EAO
gprsMsTxpwrMaxCC
H
EQG, EQO
gprsMsTxPwrMaxCC
H1x00
EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSCellReselHyste
resis
EQG, EQO
GPRSNonBCCHRxle
vUpper
EQG, EQO
GPRSNonBCCHRxle
vLower
EQG, EQO
directGPRSaccessBt
s
EQG, EQO
raReselectHysteresis EQG, EQO
c31Hysteresis EQG, EQO
c32Qual EQG, EQO
randomAccessRetry EQG, EQO
tResel EQG, EQO
hcsPriorityClass EAC, EAM, EAO
hcsThreshold EQG, EQO
maxQueueLength EQH, EQO
timeLimitCall EQH, EQO
timeLimitHandover EQH, EQO
queuePriorityUsed EQH, EQO
queueingPriorityCall EQH, EQO
queueingPriorityHan
dover
EQH, EQO
queuePriorityNonUrg
entHo
EQH, EQO
msPriorityUsedInQue
ueing
EQH, EQO
noOfBlocksForAcces
sGrant
EQJ, EQO
noOfMultiframesBet
weenPaging
EQJ, EQO
allowIMSIAttachDeta
ch
EQJ, EQO
bsPBCCHBlocks EQJ, EQO
bsPagingBlocksRes EQJ, EQO
bsPRACHBlocks EQJ, EQO
cnThreshold EQK, EQO
interferenceAveragin
gProcess
EQK, EQO
interferenceAveragin
gProcess
EQK, EQO
dtxMode EQM, EQO
btsMeasAver EQM, EQO
msTxPwrMaxGSM EQM, EQO
msTxPwrMaxGSM1x
00
EQM, EQO
bsTxPwrMax1x00 EUC, EUG, EUO
minMSTxPower EQM, EQO
EUC, EUG, EUO
maxNumberRetrans
mission
EQM, EQO
maxNumberOfRepeti
tion
EQM, EQO
numberOfSlotsSprea
dTrans
EQM, EQO
smsCBUsed EQM, EQO
EQM, EQO
trxPriorityInTCHAlloc EQM, EQO
cellLoadForChannel
Search
EQM, EQO
diversityUsed EQM, EQO
tchrateIntraCellHo EQM, EQO
0..100 (%) EQM, EQO
btsSpLoadDepTCHR
ate
EQM, EQO
EQM, EQO
radiusExtension EQM, EQO
0..3 EQM, EQO
earlySendingIndicati
on
EQM, EQO
softBlockingStartReg EQM, EQO
softBlockingStartSup EQM, EQO
nonBCCHLayerOffset EQM, EQO
calcMinNumberslots EQM
GPRSNbrSlotsSprea
dTrans
EQM, EQO
GPRSMaxRetrans EQM, EQO
btsLoadInSeg EQM, EQO
cellReselectParamIn
d
EQM, EQO
cellBarQualify EQM, EQO
cellReselectOffset EQM, EQO
temporaryOffset EQM, EQO
penaltyTime EQM, EQO
idleStateBCCHAlloca
tion
EQB, EQO
measurementBCCHA
llocation
EQB, EQO
trunkReservationUse
d
EQT, EQO
freeTchLimit EQT, EQO, ETO
nbrTCHForPrioritySu
bs
EQT, EQO
priorityChUseIncomi
ngHO
EQT, EQO
reservationMethod EQT, EQO
GPRSEnabled EQV, EQO
rac EAC, EAM, EAO
dedicatedGPRScapa
city
EQV, EQO
EQV, EQO
maxGPRScapacity EQV, EQO
preferBCCHfreqGPR
S
EQV, EQO
- EQV, EQO
- EQV, EQO
pcuDLBlerCpNonHo
p
EQV, EQO
pcuULBlerCpNoHop EQV, EQO
pcuDLBlerCpHoppin
g
EQV, EQO
pcuULBlerCpHoppin
g
EQV, EQO
pcuCsNonHopping EQV, EQO
pcuCsHopping EQV, EQO
initMcsAckMode EQV, EQO
initMcsUnackMode EQV, EQO
maxBlerAckMode EQV, EQO
maxBlerUnackMode EQV, EQO
meanBepOffsetGMS
K
EQV, EQO
meanBepOffset8PSK EQV, EQO
nsei EQC, EQV, EQO
administrativeState ERO, ERS, EEI
eGPRSEnabled EQV, EQO
PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION MML default:
TRX_ID
ET_ID
DBUS_LOC
FREQ
CH_0
CH_1
CH_2
CH_3
CH_4
CH_5
CH_6
CH_7
LAPD_NAME
LAPD_LOC
LAPD_BCSU
TRA
With this parameter you define
whether the TRX is an ISDN TRX or
not Note .OPTIONAL (ISDN Abis)
Value ISDN is not possible for Nokia
2nd generation and Nokia InSite base
stations.
NORM
PREF
With this parameter you mark one or
more TRXs as preferred TRXs where
the BCCH is reconfigured, if
possible.
N
TSC
With this parameter you define the
the training sequence code (TSC) of
a carrier.
-
FRT
With this parameter you indicate
whether a handover between super-
reuse frequency groups is enabled in
situations when a handover to a
regular TRX is not possible.Note:
OPTIONAL (Intelligent Underlay
Overlay)
DIS
LEV
With this parameter you define a
threshold for a handover caused by
signal level.
3
DAL
With this parameter you indicate
whether direct access to a super-
reuse TRX is enabled. The parameter
also determines the level which the
downlink signal level on the super-
reuse TRX must exceed in order for
the direct access procedure to
become possible. OPTIONAL
(Intelligent Underlay Overlay OR
Intelligent Coverage Enhancement)
N
LEVD
With this parameter you define the
optimum downlink RF signal level.
The optimum level ensures that both
speech and data quality are sufficient
simultaneously, and that there is no
downlink interference.
N
GTRX
With this parameter you define
whether the GPRS capability is
enabled or disabled for the current
TRX. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface
functionality)
Y
LAC1
CI1
L1
W1
T1
LAC2
CI2
L2
W2
T2
LAC3
CI3
L3
W3
T3
LAC4
CI4
L4
W4
T4
LAC5
CI5
L5
W5
T5
LAC6
CI6
L6
W6
T6
LAC7
CI7
L7
W7
T7
LAC8
CI8
L8
W8
T8
LAC9
CI9
L9
W9
T8
LAC10
CI10
L10
W10
T10
STATE
LAPD_OM
LAPD_LOC
DAP_ID
Use this parameter to select the pool
id. To select several ids, use the & or
&& structure. Possible id values
range from 1 to 470. pool id
ID=decimal number
TRXS
BR_TRX
Use this parameter to output
all TRXs connected to the
dynamic Abis pool that has
been specified with the pool
id.
Range: Q3 name:
Related
command(s):
NORM (the TRX transmission type is
normal),ISDN (the TRX transmission type is
ISDN)
ERC, ERO, EEI
N ... The TRX is a normal TRX,P ... The TRX
is a preferred TRX
ERC, ERM, ERO,
EEI
0..7 tsc
REG (handover between super-reuse
frequency groups is enabled, but a
handover back to a regular frequency group
is always preferable)SUP (handover
between super-reuse frequency groups is
enabled and it is preferable in case of bad
C/I ratio)
DIS (handover between super-reuse
frequency groups is disabled)
enableInterFrtIuoHo
-24..24 (dB) (1 dB step size) hoMarginLev
-109...-47,N (disabled)
directAccessLevel
-109..-47 (dBm),N (not used)
optimumRxLevDL
Y/N GPRSenabledTRX
PARAMETERA DESCRIPTION MML default: Range:
PENA
With this parameter you indicate whether the BTS
power control is enabled.
Y
INT
With this parameter you define the minimum
interval between the changes in the radio
frequency power level.
2 0..31 (s)
PMIN
With this parameter you identify the minimum
transmission power of the BTS as an attenuation
from the peak power of the TRX. The total
attenuation (bs tx pwr max (PMAX) + bs tx pwr
offset (POFF) or bs tx pwr max1x00 (PMAX2) + bs
tx pwr offset (POFF)) must be lower than the value
of this parameter or equal to it.
30
0..30 (dB) with a step size
of 2
PMAX
With this parameter you identify the maximum
transmission power of the BTS as an attenuation
from the peak power of the TRX. This parameter is
used for frequency bands GSM 800 and GSM 900.
0
0..30 (dB) with a step size
of 2
INC
With this parameter you define the step size for
increasing the transmission power of the mobile
station.
4 2, 4 or 6 (dB)
RED
With this parameter you define the step size for
reducing the transmission power of the mobile
station.
2 2 or 4 (dB)
PD0
With this parameter you define the maximum
allowed power decrease step size. This step size
limit is used when a power decrease of a MS is
performed due to high uplink quality, and the
averaged uplink signal quality (bit error rate) is
lower than 0.2%.
38
0..38 (dB) with a step size
of 2 dB
PD1
With this parameter you define the maximum
allowed power decrease step size. This step size
limit is used when a power decrease of a MS is
performed due to high uplink quality, and averaged
uplink signal quality (bit error rate) is between 0.2%
and 0.4%.
38
0..38 (dB) with a step size
of 2 dB
PD2
With this parameter you define the maximum
allowed power decrease step size. This step size
limit is used when a power decrease of a MS is
performed due to high uplink quality, and averaged
uplink signal quality (bit error rate) is higher than
0.4%.
38
0..38 (dB) with a step size
of 2 dB
PDF
With this parameter you enable or disable the MS
power decrease due to signal quality with the
defined variable power change step size. This is
done when the uplink signal level is lower than the
optimum uplink RF signal level and the averaged
signal quality equals the quality threshold. The
parameter also has an effect on the size of the
power decrease step.
1 0 (disabled)
AENA
With this parameter you switch on and off the
automatic link adaptation function where the
channel coding is changed between 14.4 kbit/s and
9.6 kbit/s.
N
Y (automatic link
adaptation is enabled)
AMIN
With this parameter you determine the time interval
between two consecutive automatic link adaptation
procedures where the channel coding is changed
between 14.4 kbit/s and 9.6 kbit/s.
10 0..30 (seconds)
ALIM
With this parameter you determine the MS and BTS
power levels for automatic link adaptation function,
where the channel coding is changed between 14.4
kbit/s and 9.6 kbit/s.
6
0..30 (dB) with step size of
2 dB
LDS
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength downlink measurements for the
power control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Window size: 4 Window size: 1..32
LDW
The parameters calculate averaged values from
signal strength downlink measurements. The
window size represents the averaging window size
in SACCH periods.
Window size: 6
(SACCH periods)
Window size: 1..32
LUS
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength uplink measurements for the power
control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Window size: 4 Window size: 1..32
LUW
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength uplink measurements for the power
control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Weighting: 1 Window size: 1..32
QDS
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength downlink measurements for the
power control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Window size: 1 Window size: 1..32
QDW
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength downlink measurements for the
power control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting
Weighting: 1 Weighting: 1..3
QUS
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength uplink measurements for the power
control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Window size: 1 Window size: 1..32
QUW
The parameter calculates averaged values from
signal strength uplink measurements for the power
control process. The parameter includes the
averaging window size in SACCH periods and
weighting.
Window size: 1 Window size: 1..32
UDR
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal quality downlink measurements for
triggering the power control process.Rx qual:
Threshold level for a downlink power reduction.Px:
Number of averages that have to be lower than the
threshold before making a power reduction
decision.Nx: The total number of averages that
have to be taken into account before the power
reduction decision.
Rx qual: 0 (<0.2%)
Px: 32
Nx: 32
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32
Nx: 1..32
UDP
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal quality downlink measurements for
triggering the power control process.Rx qual:
Threshold level for a downlink power reduction.Px:
Number of averages that have to be lower than the
threshold before making a power reduction
decision.Nx: The total number of averages that
have to be taken into account before the power
reduction decision.
Rx qual: 0 (<0.2%)
Px: 32
Nx: 32
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32
Nx: 1..32
UDN
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal quality downlink measurements for
triggering the power control process.Rx qual:
Threshold level for a downlink power reduction.Px:
Number of averages that have to be lower than the
threshold before making a power reduction
decision.Nx: The total number of averages that
have to be taken into account before the power
reduction decision.
Rx qual: 0 (<0.2%)
Px: 32
Nx: 32
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32
Nx: 1..32
UUR
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength uplink measurements for triggering
the power control process.Rx level: Threshold level
for an uplink power reduction. Px: Number of
averages that have to be lower than the threshold
before making a power reduction decision.Nx: The
total number of averages that have to be taken into
account before the power reduction decision.
Rx level: -70 Px: 1
Nx: 1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Px:
1..32 Nx: 1..32
UUP
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength uplink measurements for triggering
the power control process.Rx level: Threshold level
for an uplink power reduction. Px: Number of
averages that have to be lower than the threshold
before making a power reduction decision.Nx: The
total number of averages that have to be taken into
account before the power reduction decision.
Rx level: -70 Px: 1
Nx: 1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Px:
1..32 Nx: 1..32
UUN
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength uplink measurements for triggering
the power control process.Rx level: Threshold level
for an uplink power reduction. Px: Number of
averages that have to be lower than the threshold
before making a power reduction decision.Nx: The
total number of averages that have to be taken into
account before the power reduction decision.
Rx level: -70 Px: 1
Nx: 1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Px:
1..32 Nx: 1..32
LDR
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength downlink measurements for
triggering the handover process.Px: Number of
averages that have to be upper/lower than the
threshold.Nx: Number of averages that have to be
taken into account when making a handover
decision.
Rx level: -95 Px: 1Nx:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32 Px: 1..32
LDP
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength downlink measurements for
triggering the handover process.Px: Number of
averages that have to be upper/lower than the
threshold.Nx: Number of averages that have to be
taken into account when making a handover
decision.
Rx level: -95 Px: 1Nx:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32 Px: 1..32
LDN
The parameters compare the averaged values of
signal strength downlink measurements for
triggering the handover process.Px: Number of
averages that have to be upper/lower than the
threshold.Nx: Number of averages that have to be
taken into account when making a handover
decision.
Rx level: -95 Px: 1Nx:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32 Px: 1..32
LUR
parameters compare the averaged values of signal
strength uplink measurements for triggering the
handover process.Px: Number of averages that
have to be upper/lower than the threshold.Nx:
Number of averages that have to be taken into
account when making a handover decision.
Rx level: -95Nx: 1Px:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32Px: 1..32
LUP
parameters compare the averaged values of signal
strength uplink measurements for triggering the
handover process.Px: Number of averages that
have to be upper/lower than the threshold.Nx:
Number of averages that have to be taken into
account when making a handover decision.
Rx level: -95Nx: 1Px:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32Px: 1..32
LUN
parameters compare the averaged values of signal
strength uplink measurements for triggering the
handover process.Px: Number of averages that
have to be upper/lower than the threshold.Nx:
Number of averages that have to be taken into
account when making a handover decision.
Rx level: -95Nx: 1Px:
1
Rx level: -110..-47 (dBm)Nx:
1..32Px: 1..32
LQR
The parameter is used for comparing the averaged
values of the signal quality uplink and downlink
measurements for triggering the power control
procedure for 14.4 kbit/s connections.Rx qual:
Threshold level for power increase.Px: Number of
averages out of total averages that have to be
greater than or equal to the threshold before a
power increase decision is possible.Nx: Number of
averages taken into account before a power
increase decision is possible.
Rx qual: 3
(0.8%..1.6%)Nx: 4Px:
3
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32Nx:
1..32
LQP
The parameter is used for comparing the averaged
values of the signal quality uplink and downlink
measurements for triggering the power control
procedure for 14.4 kbit/s connections.Rx qual:
Threshold level for power increase.Px: Number of
averages out of total averages that have to be
greater than or equal to the threshold before a
power increase decision is possible.Nx: Number of
averages taken into account before a power
increase decision is possible.
Rx qual: 3
(0.8%..1.6%)Nx: 4Px:
3
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32Nx:
1..32
LQN
The parameter is used for comparing the averaged
values of the signal quality uplink and downlink
measurements for triggering the power control
procedure for 14.4 kbit/s connections.Rx qual:
Threshold level for power increase.Px: Number of
averages out of total averages that have to be
greater than or equal to the threshold before a
power increase decision is possible.Nx: Number of
averages taken into account before a power
increase decision is possible.
Rx qual: 3
(0.8%..1.6%)Nx: 4Px:
3
Rx qual: 0..7 Px: 1..32Nx:
1..32
IFP
With this parameter you control the signal strength
filter period for power control in the packet idle
mode.
9 0...25
TFP
With this parameter you control the signal strength
filter period for power control in the packet transfer
mode.
13 0...25
ALPHA
With this parameter you describe the binary
representation of the parameter .
7 (GSM 800 and GSM
900)
0...10 according to the
following principle:0:
=0.0,1: =0.1,2: =0.2
GAMMA
With this parameter you describe the binary
representation of the parameter ch for MS output
power control.
34 (GSM 800 and
GSM 900)
0...62 (dB) with a step size
of 2
BEP
With this parameter you can adjust the MCS and
modulation preferences. This is the offset added to
reported GMSK mean BEP values before BEP table
lookups. The value applies to both uplink and
downlink directions. The parameter is used in
EGPRS link adaptation.
0 31 to 31
Related command(s): Q3 name:
EUC, EUG, EUO
EUC, EUG, EUO
EUC, EUG, EUO bsTxPwrMin
EUC, EUG, EUO bsTxPwrMax
EUC, EUG, EUO powerIncrStepsize
EUC, EUG, EUO powerRedStepSize
EUC, EUG, EUO pwrDecrLimitBand0
EUC, EUG, EUO pwrDecrLimitBand1
EUC, EUG, EUO pwrDecrLimitBand2
EUC, EUG, EUO
powerDecrQualFact
or
EUC, EUG, EUO enableALA
EUC, EUG, EUO minIntBetweenALA
EUC, EUG, EUO powerLimitALA
EUA, EUC, EUO pcAveragingLevDL
EHA, EHC, EHO hoAveragingLevDL
EUA, EUC, EUO pcAveragingLevUL
EUA, EUC, EUO pcAveragingLevUL
EUA, EUC, EUO
pcAveragingQualD
L
EUA, EUC, EUO
EUA, EUC, EUO
pcAveragingQualU
L
EUA, EUC, EUO
pcAveragingQualU
L
EUC, EUO, EUQ
pcUpperThresholds
QualDL
EUC, EUO, EUQ
pcUpperThresholds
QualDL
EUC, EUO, EUQ
pcUpperThresholds
QualDL
EUC, EUO, EUS
pcUpperThresholds
LevUL
EUC, EUO, EUS
pcUpperThresholds
LevUL
EUC, EUO, EUS
pcUpperThresholds
LevUL
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevD
L
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevD
L
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevD
L
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevU
L
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevU
L
EHC, EHO, EHS
hoThresholdsLevU
L
Rx qual: 0..7Px:
1..32Nx: 1..32
pcLowerThresholds
Qual144
Rx qual: 0..7Px:
1..32Nx: 1..32
pcLowerThresholds
Qual144
Rx qual: 0..7Px:
1..32Nx: 1..32
pcLowerThresholds
Qual144
EUC, EUM, EUO tAvgW
EUC, EUM, EUO tAvgT
EUC, EUM, EUO alpha
EUC, EUM, EUO gamma
EQV, EQO
meanBepOffsetGM
SK
PARAMETERS DISCRIPTION MML default:
RPD
With this parameter you define an uplink Rx threshold
level for rapid field drop.
-110
Range: Q3 NAME Related command(s):
-110 ... -47 (dBm) HoThresholdsRapidLevUl EHC, EHS, EHO
PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION
PMRG
With this parameter you define a threshold in the power budget process.
The handover margin prevents repeated handover between adjacent cells.
LMRG
With this parameter you define a threshold for a handover caused by signal
level.
QMRG
With this parameter you define a threshold for a handover caused by signal
quality.
MRGS
With this parameter you define whether the handover margins for signal
level and quality will be taken into account in the handover decision
algorithm
PRI
With this parameter you define the priority level for an adjacent cell. The
priority level is used for target cell evaluation by the handover control
process. By using priority levels for the handover algorithm, it is possible to
take into account the location of the adjacent cell.
OF
SL
With this parameter you define the minimum signal level of an adjacent cell,
when a handover is allowed to one of them.
AUCL
With this parameter you define the minimum signal level of an adjacent cell,
when a handover is allowed to an adjacent umbrella cell.
PMAX1
With this parameter you define the maximum power level an MS may use in
the serving cell. When segment usage option is on and the segment does
not contain a BCCH BTS you cannot modify this parameter.
PMAX2
With this parameter you define the maximum power level an MS may use in
the serving cell. When segment usage option is on and the segment does
not contain a BCCH BTS you cannot modify this parameter.
SYNC
With this parameter you define whether the adjacent cell is synchronized
with the cell in use.When defining adjacencies between the sectors of Nokia
PrimeSite, the value of parameter synchronized must be N (not
synchronized). This is because the sectors of Nokia PrimeSite are not
synchronized with each other in a fault case, when the system has set the
sectors to minimum configuration.
TRHO
With this parameter you define the minimum signal level when a traffic
reason handover is allowed to an adjacent cell.
ACL
With this parameter you define the adjacent cell layer in relation to the
active cell. A call can be handed over to the cells that are visible to the
serving cell by adjacency definition. This means the cells of upper layer,
serving layer and lower layer. The adjacent cell layer definition can be used,
for example, in umbrella and power budget handovers in defining the target
cells according to their layer. Note:
OPTIONAL (Fast moving MS handling in macro cell)

FMT
With this parameter you define the limit which is compared with the
identification counter (fast moving MS) in the adjacent cell. If the limit is
exceeded, the call is handed over from the macrocell to the best microcell.
Note:
OPTIONAL (Fast moving MS handling in macro cell)

POPT
With this parameter you define the optimum uplink RF signal level after a
handover on a channel in the adjacent cell. If optimisation is enabled, the
parameter indicates also the desirable uplink signal level after the
handover. The optimisation procedure works only for intra-BSC handovers.
The BSC presumes that the uplink signal level and the downlink signal level
are in balance within the coverage area of the adjacent cell. If the downlink
signal is, for example, 5 dB stronger than the uplink signal, set the value for
this parameter 5dB higher than the desirable uplink signal level.
CTY
Type of cell.Note:
Check adjacent cell parameters.OPTIONAL (Intelligent Directed Retry
(IDR)).
CHAIN
With this parameter you define the adjacent cell as a chained cell, to which
the rapid field drop handover criteria are applied.
HOTA
With this parameter you define whether the adjacent cell is a normal or an
extended cell.The meanings of the HOTA values are-0 ... Normal cell or
Nokia 2nd generation extended cell.
1 ... Nokia UltraSite, Nokia ConnectSite 100 or Nokia Talk-family extended
cell, BSC tries to allocate a new channel from a normal transceiver (N-TRX).
2 ... Nokia UltraSite, Nokia ConnectSite 100 or Nokia Talk-family extended
cell, BSC tries to allocate a new channel from an extended transceiver (E-
TRX). 3 ... Nokia UltraSite, Nokia ConnectSite 100 or Nokia Talk-family
extended cell, BSC tries to allocate a new channel from a transceiver that is
of the same type than the transceiver where the call exists. Note:
OPTIONAL (Improved solution for extended range cell) You can check the
values of the HO target area parameter with the EAT command.

DRT
With this parameter you define the threshold value of the signal strength in
the adjacent cell for the Directed Retry procedure. If the signal strength
level in the cell is lower than this threshold value, adjacent cell is not
accepted as a candidate in directed retry. Note: OPTIONAL (Directed Retry
OR Intelligent Directed Retry (IDR))
IC
With this parameter you define whether or not a BTS to which an adjacent
cell is being defined is likely to cause interference in the adjacent cell.
DADL
AGENA
With this parameter you define whether the GPRS capability is enabled or
disabled in the adjacent cell. In the adjacent cell creation if this parameter is
not given and the SEG and the adjacent cell are in the same BSS, the value
of this parameter is copied from the SEG Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
GRXP
With this parameter you define the minimum power level an MS has to
receive before it is allowed to access the adjacent cell.
GTXP1
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission power level a
mobile station can use when accessing a packet control channel in the cell
for GSM 900/800 bands.Note:
OPTIONAL (bsc_gprs_param_enabled)

GTXP2
With this parameter you define the maximum transmission power an MS
may use when accessing a packet control channel in the adjacent cell. This
is used when BCCH is in GSM 1900 or GSM 1800 frequency band. Note:
OPTIONAL (BSC_GPRS_PARAM_ENABLED)

PRC
With this parameter you define the HCS (hierarchical cell structures) priority
for the cells. 0 is the lowest and 7 is the highest priority. In the adjacent cell
creation if this parameter is not given and the SEG and the adjacent cell are
in the same BSS, the value of this parameter is copied from the SEG. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

HCS
With this parameter you define the signal strength threshold for applying
HCS in GPRS and LSA reselection. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
GTEO
With this parameter you define the negative offset of the C32 reselection
criterion for the duration of the GPRS penalty time (GPET) after the MS has
placed the cell on the list of the strongest carriers. It is used by the mobile
station as part of its calculation of C32 for the cell reselection
process.Related command(s):
EAC, EAM, EAO
GPET
With this parameter you define the duration for which the GPRS temporary
offset (GTEO) applies. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality
GREO
With this parameter you define the duration for which the GPRS temporary
offset (GTEO) applies.
RAC
With this parameter you define the routing area code in the adjacent cell. In
the adjacent cell creation if this parameter is not given and the SEG and the
adjacent cell are in the same BSS, the value of this parameter is copied
from the SEG.Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)
GBAR
With this parameter you combine the cell barred (BAR) and cell bar qualify
(QUA) parameters and indicate the status for cell reselection. Note:
OPTIONAL (Gb Interface functionality)

MML default: Range:
6 -24..63 (dB) (1 dB step size)
3 -24..24 (dB) (1 dB step size)
0 -24..24 (dB) (1 dB step size)
Y Y/N
3 0..7
-100 -110..-47 (dBm)
-47 -110..-47 (dBm)
33 dBm in
GSM 900
For GSM 800 and GSM 900: 5..43
dBm with 2dBm step
30 in GSM
1800
For GSM 1800 and GSM 1900: 0..36
dBm with 2dBm step
N Y/N
N
-109..-47 (dBm),N (not in use)
N
N (not in use),SAME,UPPER
,LOWER

0 (not in use) 0..255 (SACCH frames)
N
-110..-47 (dBm),N (no optimisation)
GSM GSM / MCN
N Y/N
0 See the table below.
Determining the DR Threshold Method is based on the predefined Minimum
value of Rx Signal Level,The Directory retry Threshold is controlled on cell
to cell besis with parameter DRTheshold ( We kept in Our Network -90 dBm)
-100 -110 .. -47 (dBm)
0
0 (no interference)1 (interference on
regular frequencies)
2 (interference on super-reuse
frequencies)
3 (interference on regular and
super-reuse frequencies)
N Y..N
-105 dBm -110 .. -47 (dBm)
33 5..43 dBm with 2 dBm step
30
For GSM 1800 0...36 dBm with 2
dBm step,For GSM 1900 0...32 dBm
with 2 dBm step and 33 dBm
0 0 .. 7
N
-110, -108, , -48 dB with 2 dB
step,N (not used)
0 dB 0 .. 70 dB with a step size of 10 dB
10 s 10 .. 320 (s) with a step size of 10 s
10 s 10 .. 320 (s) with a step size of 10 s
255 0 .. 255
0 0 .. 1
Q3 name:
Related
command(s):
hoMarginPBGT EAC, EAM, EAO
hoMarginLev EAC, EAM, EAO
hoMarginQual EAC, EAM, EAO
enableHoMarginLevQual EAM, EAO
hoPriorityLevel EAC, EAM, EAO
-110..-47 (dBm) EAC, EAM, EAO
hoLevelUmbrella EAC, EAM, EAO
msTxPwrMaxGSM EQM, EQO
msTxPwrMaxGSM1x00 EQM, EQO
synchronized EAC, EAM, EAO
trhoTargetLevel EAC, EAM, EAO
adjCellLayer EAC, EAM, EAO
fastMovingThreshold EAC, EAM, EAO
msPwrOptLevel EAC, EAM, EAO
cellType EQF, EQO
chainedAdjacentCell EAC, EAM, EAO
hoTargetArea
EAC, EAM, EAO,
EAT
drThreshold EAC, EAM, EAO
interferedCell EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSEnabled EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSRxLevAccessMin EAC, EAM, EAO
gprsMsTxpwrMaxCCH EQG, EQO
EAC, EAM, EAO
EAC, EAM, EAO
hcsThreshold EQG, EQO
GPRSTemporaryOffset EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSPenaltyTime EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSPenaltyTime EAC, EAM, EAO
rac EAC, EAM, EAO
GPRSCellBarred EAC, EAM, EAO